Hey fellow Scratchers,

Hello! First of all, I would like to say Welcome to Scratch! If you want to know how to be a good Scratcher and What can you do on Scratch, you've come to the right place. Without further ado, LET'S BEGIN!!!

1.What To Do On Scratch

Okay, let me first explain the difference between New Scratcher and Scratcher. A New Scratcher needs to wait longer between posting comments, while a Scratcher does not. So, want to see some of Scratch's 3 Greatest Scratchers? Well they are @Will_Wam @Hobson_Tv and @griffpatch ! They are brillant Scratchers and animators. Remember to check out their projects! To do that, see the search bar at the top of the screen. Just click on it and search their username. Then, press enter. Their projects will all be loaded on the screen. On Scratch, you could also come to the Discussion Forums, as you're doing right now, to post stuff and tell everybody how are you doing. I like the Discussion Forum as I like typing and using words to describe myself. I feel much better typing or writing something out here! You could also click on Tips for tips, of course. You could also press Explore to see some better projects. In Scratch, there is no such thing as wrong or right. A game can NEVER be wrong or right. Its only in your own eye. If something is nice, it means the person has done a great job! If it is not so nice , just tell them why. If you broadcast your wishes for the game and suggestions, I'm quite sure they will listen to you. Not all the time, but some of the time. After all, its better than NOT to try!

2.How to be a good Scratcher

Well, it is simple. Be respectful, do not offend other people, instead, help them by giving suggestions and positive comments. You don't know how happy it makes them feel. A single positive word can brighten their day, month or even year! Try it, and people will do the same for you! Hope is rarely found alone. Go ask somebody if you are running out of ideas (which is common for new Scratchers) So, go to the forum and ask a question, don't be afraid! That's is pretty much it. If you want more, visit the Community Guidelines here: https://scratch.mit.edu/community_guidelines

And if Scratch is not fun, tell me why. It should be! Also, make Scratch a pleasant learning journey for yourself and others! Remember the 3 P's for success: Practise makes perfect!
Patience helps you get there!
Pursue your dreams and shoot for the moon, even if you don't land, you'll land among the stars!

Be proud of your creations and let your imaginations flow!

Scratch On!

This is a great guide!

Check out my projects!